10 yr
Warranty on selected batteries
Solar & batteries
Save
£300+ a year
on your billswith plug-in solar and a battery.
See in 30 seconds how much plug-in solar and a battery could cut from your electricity bill.
Estimate for a typical UK home shifting peak electricity on off-peak rates.
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Plug-in setup — no electrician needed to plug in
You Have Two Options
A simple way to start generating your own electricity
£ Lowest Entry PriceStart with Solar
Panels plus a micro-inverter for plug-and-play generation.
From
£599
↗ Scales up as you needStart with Battery
Charge low, beat peak-time prices.
From
£999
New to solar? Read the UK plug-in solar panels guide →
Your day, with a battery
Charge cheap overnight. Skip the peak.
The battery fills on off-peak rates, then supplies the modelled load through 16:00–19:00. Use selected appliances directly, or choose a qualifying installed system for household circuits.
£300 saved a year
£1.95 → £1.04 a day
Illustrative 2,700 kWh/year Economy 7 home with a 6.33 kWh battery, allowing for charging losses and about 330 useful cycles a year. Your result depends on tariff, losses and how much suitable appliance or installed load can be shifted.
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Charging off-peak Running on battery Grid
Plug-in vs electrician-installed.
Traditional solar and batteries need an installer and a day of work. Plug-in versions remove that cost entirely.
What we sell
Plug-in solar kit
InstallationMount on a balcony, wall or garden and plug into a socket.
Typical total costFrom £599 for an 800W kit
Max outputUp to 800W into your home
DisruptionNo scaffolding, no roof work. Take it with you if you move.
Roof-mounted solar
InstallationAccredited installer, roof work and inverter wiring
Typical total cost£5,000–£8,000+ for a typical 3–4kW system
Max output3kW–4kW+ at peak
DisruptionScaffolding, roof access and usually a full day or more of work
A plug-in solar kit covers daytime background use such as your fridge, router and chargers, for a fraction of the cost of a roof system.
Plug-in solar explained →Yes. Compliant solar-only plug-in kits up to 800 W can be used in Great Britain under the 2026 rules. Follow the kit instructions and complete the required Distribution Network Operator notification.
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